Le Petit Dejeuner

5 stars for the food and for our server - I think her name was Brittany. She was fabulous. The food was fabulous. The live music was fabulous. The waiting for our food was not so fabulous. Definitely can't be on a schedule if you go here. But if you like a leisurely breakfast and you don't mind waiting quite a while for your food, this place is top notch!We had a few things for the table that were shared: sweet potatoes were delicious! My father swears he doesn't like sweet potatoes and he kept eating these saying, "wow, these are so good!" The build your own crepes with sun dried chicken sausage, spinach, tomatoes and feta cheese were to die for! I almost ordered more to take home! The strawberry crepes were delightful. The sun dried chicken sausage is full of flavor. You can't go wrong with any of those dishes!There was a live band playing which helped with the passing of time while we waited for the food. They were very good and the volume was just right. The staff at the restaurant took great care clearing and cleaning tables, polishing silverware, and making sure everything was properly presentable.

Don't reserve a table, not only because you'll regret going here but also because you do not need one. We went on a Saturday morning around brunch, and thought it was closed because chairs were stacked on the tables. It was open. When we walked in someone walked in after us and told us how incredible the food was and how he planned to take a friend who was coming into town there and wanted to make a reservation, in person, he didn't stay to eat.The food was unremarkable, family style, pretty expensive for what you get, esp the ambiance and service not being great. I ended up getting eggs over easy, bacon, sweet potatoes, and toast. The toast was good, the sweet potatoes were candied, I didn't like them but my husband did so the verdict is out on whether I just found them disturbing or if they actually were good. Either way they are heavily candied, very sweet. The bacon was normal, and the eggs were not seasoned.My husband tried to order the chicken and waffles but after ordering he was told they ran out of wings, weird. Anyway, I wasn't a fan and wouldn't go back.

From the lack of parking to the quality of service, I was not impressed. Openned late, we were given a long table upstairs over looking the dinning area below. Drink choices are juice, tea, or coffee. No soft drinks so water was my only choice. Since the meal is served family style, you will share with all at your table. Since we were a large group, we got 7 choices. The food came out slowly, very slowly. Trendiness and at times to me weirdness seems to be the theme. The banana Foster french toast was the best of the bunch. Bacon didn't taste that maple and had too much fat. No butter offered for the pancakes.We had to ask for more water. Rarely checked on except when another plate of food was brought out. If we had limited time, it would have been a problem since it was a long meal. I have no clue why this rank as a place to try since I can easily come up with a long list of better places for brunch.

Wow. Just had some delicious savory crepes with veggies and chicken apple sausage here! Great vibe, music, genuinely nice people. Very unique inside.

We enjoyed ourselves immensely! Live jazz music during Belfast is my new favorite! The service was okay, not as attentive as it would have liked. The food was amazing! Chicken wings were , crunchy, seasoned perfect and fried perfect. Waffles were really good, great texture, sweet potato pancakes were to die for! Full of flavor Bur could have been a bit fluffier. The chicken sausage was okay. Scrambled eggs and cheese were good, grits were okay...needed to be creamier. The fruit was tasty; juices and sweet! Wonderful experience and can't wait to visit again.

You can order a family style brunch. The food is good but the ambience is something left to be desired! The tables are too close to each other and the service is subpar ( with tip expected)! I have tried this restaurant on three different occasions and the results have been the same, decent food and crappy service! Don't waste your time or money!

This restaurant serves family style brunch, a different concept than most restaurants. It's It's great concept, but we didn't try it and instead chose the Living Single option because you're only allowed to choose one omelet with the option that was for 2 people (I can't remember the name of it).Omelette - light and fluffy, but prepared in a little too much butter. You can choose up to 4 items - nice choice of veggies, meat, and cheeseBacon - crispy, just like it should be. There's nit much worse than "soft and limp" baconPotatoes - if you're a fan of dill, you'll like them. If you're like me and don't like dill, I wouldn't recommend them. They're crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. I just didn't care for the dillCoffee - not the best.There are other items to choose from as well, that's just what I had.Service - good, but slow. It took about 40 min for our food to come out. Our server did check on us once while we were waiting and then again after the food came out to make sure everything was satisfactory, which it was.Atmosphere - nice. There's live music....kinda jazzy, a little bluesy. It's a small restaurant, but the tables aren't crowded together so you have plenty of room and don't feel like you're sitting on top of each other.

Nice brunch spot. The food is actually really good. I gave it 3 stars because of the atmosphere and the wait times. We put in a reservation but it took a long time to be seated. The parking is also iffy as well.

We enter to enjoy breakfast & walked right back out!! This restaurant need a remodel, because I've seen dinners more up to date.. the name don't match the decor.

Food and service was top notch. Great family owned local business. Everything we ordered was delicious. I like the concept of their menu. Food took a little longer than we would normally like so don't come hangry. Will be back again if I have a Detroit layover.